Static 8%, static 10%, trailing 6%
On a $100K flagship 2-Step the maximum loss is a static 8% from the initial balance, so the floor is $92,000 and it does not rise when you close a $3,000 day. A 2-Step path that uses the wider static band goes to 10%, floor $90,000. That extra $2,000 is not the default. Read the checkout. The 1-Step maximum is 6%, $6,000, and it is end-of-day trailing, so a higher closed balance walks the floor up. An intraday spike that you give back before the close does not, which is the only reason the word "end-of-day" is in the rule.
Daily loss is the nearer fence. Four percent is $4,000 on both products. You can be $5,000 above the static 8% floor and still be finished for the day. Create a Venasri account with two Goat cards: 2-Step static 8% or 10%, and 1-Step end-of-day trail 6%. One shared "Goat 8%" label is how the trail gets ignored.
A closed green day moves only one of these floors
Example on the 2-Step static 8%: you close the day at $103,000. The lifetime floor stays $92,000. You still have $11,000 of static room, and tomorrow's daily hole is rebuilt from the higher of the new balance or any float at 00:00 server time, UTC+2 or UTC+3. Example on the 1-Step: the same $103,000 close trails the 6% floor up with the closed equity. The breathing room is no longer the original $6,000 under $100,000. It is 6% under the new closed mark.
Equity Guard at 3.25% is $3,250 on a $100K day that starts near the initial balance, which sits under the shared $4,000 daily line. On the 1-Step, add a second lock that respects the trailed 6% floor, not only the daily line. Put both on Equity Guard. A static-8% habit on a trailing-6% login is how a winning week still ends the account on a normal pullback after the floor has stepped up at the close.
Targets sit on top of the floor you picked
The flagship 2-Step asks for 8% then 5%, $8,000 and $5,000 on $100K, with a minimum of 3 trading days. Making $8,000 inside a static 8% floor means your worst equity and your target are the same distance from the start, on opposite sides. One full daily loss of $4,000 consumes half of that static room. Two of them end a flagship 8% account. The 10% static path leaves $10,000 of room, which is two and a half daily losses, and it is a different product if you paid for it.
The 1-Step does not give you that static $8,000 cushion. A $6,000 end-of-day trail is only one and a half $4,000 days, and it tightens after green closes. Instant and Triple Payday add a 35% to 40% cap on a single day's share of cycle profit. A $3,600 day on an $8,000 cycle is already 45%. The max-loss floor can be fine while the payout rule is not.
Which floor to arm before the first fill
If the dashboard says 2-Step and 8%, flatten daily at $3,250 and treat $92,000 as immovable. If it says 10%, the immovable floor is $90,000 and the daily flatten does not change. If it says 1-Step, flatten daily at $3,250 and recompute the 6% trail after every winning close. Bot Control can store those three profiles and refuse to trade the 1-Step with a static $92,000 assumption left over from the flagship.
The $398 fee on $100K does not include a right to switch floors mid-evaluation. Pay-Later, where offered, still binds you to the floor on the contract. Weekend holds are allowed under standard crypto and CFD margin limits, and a Sunday gap counts against whichever floor is live. The static path ignores open profit until 00:00 rebases the daily figure. The trailing path cares about the closed balance at the end of the day.
